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The dashboard meant to track city performance remains hidden from public view as the mayoral election looms.

All but one school board member voted to spend $2.3 million to upgrade track and softball fields at the recreation complex behind Edwardsville High School.

“We had more rain that night than the city has ever had before,” Andrew Strong said. “Our measuring devices were overwhelmed at the water plant.”

Although severe storms aren't in the forecast, rising river levels continue to threaten St. Louis communities.

Flash flooding made a polling place in Eureka inaccessible. Here's where voters are being asked to vote instead.

Missourians vote in local elections on April 8. Our voter guide has everything you need to know—from key races and early voting to what to bring to the polls.

On Monday afternoon, the state Senate Fiscal Review Committee will hold a hearing on a bill to exempt income from long-term capital gains from the state income tax.

“The stakes could not be higher as tens of thousands of Roundup cases are pending in state and federal courts..." a Bayer spokesperson said.

Voters in St. Louis can watch a final live debate at 6 p.m. Monday. Polls open at 6 a.m. Tuesday.

Police found the woman dead with stab wounds after a neighbor said they hadn't seen her for about two weeks.

The Monroe County Sheriff's Department said a deputy shot a man who allegedly pointed a gun at deputies.

Schlafly handed over the operation of the Metro East location to local chef and restaurant operator Oscar Farina.

5 On Your Side caught up with brides and business owners at a wedding expo in St. Peters about navigating the rising costs.

Police said Tamarris Buckner was driving a silver 2008 Ford Edge on Bamberger Avenue near Gravois Avenue at about 7:50 p.m. Tuesday when it struck Jason Lewis.

5 On Your Side followed the first responders' show of support to highlight the lasting legacy firefighter Chevy Gall leaves even after serving for only six months.

Five-year-old Will Barry leads Clayton Early Childhood Center's recycling program with his passion for garbage trucks.

Investigators met with the 16-year-old victim, but he gave them a false identity, police said.

Residents took advantage of a free sandbagging event in Florissant and shared stories about the flooding issues in their neighborhoods.

“Tonight is a fire chief’s worst nightmare. We are heartbroken by the loss of one of our own," the fire chief said. "Our entire department is grieving."

A 66-year-old woman was found dead in a Cedar Hill house fire, deemed accidental by investigators.